Hot Air "An even better question: do they want to keep secrets? Adam Levine analyzes the Stuxnet leak, as well as other recent leaks, and asks why this administration has suddenly turned into a sieve:"
...."This leak will complicate matters for the next administration, as CNN explains below. Now that we’ve committed acts of cyberwarfare and have begun bragging about it, allies with more vulnerability than the US — such as Israel — might think twice about assisting us in the future. It’s almost certainly going to complicate whatever negotiations take place with rogue nations in the future that might otherwise be inclined to reform. But hey, as long as Obama can make himself look good, then why worry, right?"
"Senators Marco Rubio, Richard Burr, and Dan Coats blast the White House for their lack of discretion in today’s Washington Post:"
From This ain't Hell, but you can see it from here: Another Phony Warrior Exposed…in the White House In his American Thinker article, "Levinson refers to this cynical exploitation of our troops as “Barack Obama’s Stolen Valor,” and suggests that a shortened version, dropping the Barack, would make a pointed bumper sticker during this election season."
...."Only a self-aggrandizing narcissist like Barack Obama steals the valor of genuine heroes and claims it as his own."
And after Obama leaves the White House can we assume that everything he has learned will be known by Ayres, Dohrn and a host of other leftists who dislike this country in the extreme?
I say again that Barack Obama will be a millstone around this nation's neck when he leaves office; a constant source of trouble that will make Jimmy Carter seem like Ronald Reagan by comparison. TD
By the way, here's another leak. "Western diplomatic sources said the administration of President Barack Obama has ordered the U.S. intelligence community to ensure the ouster of Assad in 2012."
The article follows on the heels of what many considered dangerous leaking of details about a mole who helped foil a plot by al Qaeda in Yemen. The revelations of the British national threatened what was described at the time as an ongoing operation.
"Senators Marco Rubio, Richard Burr, and Dan Coats blast the White House for their lack of discretion in today’s Washington Post:"
Sitting in a prison cell in Pakistan is one of those foreigners who trusted us. Shakil Afridi served as a key informant to the United States in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. This brave physician put his life on the line to assist U.S. efforts to track down the most-wanted terrorist in the world, yet our government left him vulnerable to the Pakistani tribal justice system, which sentenced him to 33 years for treason. The imprisonment and possible torture of this courageous man — for aiding the United States in one of the most important intelligence operations of our time — coincides with a deeply damaging leak in another case.
...."Only a self-aggrandizing narcissist like Barack Obama steals the valor of genuine heroes and claims it as his own."
And after Obama leaves the White House can we assume that everything he has learned will be known by Ayres, Dohrn and a host of other leftists who dislike this country in the extreme?
I say again that Barack Obama will be a millstone around this nation's neck when he leaves office; a constant source of trouble that will make Jimmy Carter seem like Ronald Reagan by comparison. TD
By the way, here's another leak. "Western diplomatic sources said the administration of President Barack Obama has ordered the U.S. intelligence community to ensure the ouster of Assad in 2012."
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